When a cat is awake and purring, it may be a sign of satisfaction and happiness. It may do this when it is comfortable, relaxed, and happy; it may also be self-comforting, just like human self-soothing behavior; it may also be a social signal to the owner. or other cats to convey friendliness and closeness; sometimes it is also a way to ask for help or attract attention, and to express the need for food, water or companionship to play; cats purring can also help themselves relax and reduce stress; some cats who are preparing to hunt will use this Be prepared; this can also be used to express emotions.

When it comes to a cat's purring, you can observe its behavior and body language to understand its needs and emotions. Pay attention and respond, meet their basic needs, spend time with them, pay attention to their physical condition, and consult a veterinarian promptly if there are any abnormalities. Each cat has a unique personality and behavioral habits, and purring may have different meanings. Through good communication and trust, one can better understand their needs and emotions.